There isn't enough massage in the world to fix me.

Yeah, it's been suggested to me more than once that I should be going monthly. Which I would totally do if I had that kind of leeway in my budget. Maybe I should start hanging around outside massage schools.

Date a workaholic masseur, Jesse.

I may go once every two months, unless something urgent comes up. That's my 2005 plan.

Okay, question: when you shoot a gun, do your eyes blink automatically?

I ask because both Nadia and Syd blink when they fire.

Holy shitballs. 6 sessions for $125. I think I have to apply.

Also on Alias:

Jack Marshall, what soccer match is that.

Marshall: Sorry I'm not much of a sports fan, more of a scrabble club type. A boggle tournament, I'm dangerous.

Bahahah.

Blinking--closing the eyes just as the shot is fired--is the mildest form of flinching and the most common shooting fault. Action-movie directors love the "downrange camera" angle, focusing on the gun and the hero's face while a fast string of shots is being fired. Almost invariably the actor's eyes blink in exact time with the shots.

So, okay, it's a fault. Does that mean it shows that you are not a good marksman? that you would most likely miss the shots AFTER you fired?

Blinking imparts no movement to the gun, so it's possible to blink every time and still be a good shot

Thanks! I'm feeling all lazy for not following the link now.

It's okay. That happens.